Peter Nagy—Nature Morte gallery founder who transformed Indian contemporary art market—has died – The Art Newspaper
Peter Nagy, the US-born gallerist and artist whose experimental taste shaped Indian contemporary art, has died, aged 67.…
Ellie Rines opens new Tribeca gallery after a decade in Chinatown – The Art Newspaper
Ellie Rines Gallery’s inaugural Tribeca opening fell on a muggy Wednesday in September, two weeks before The Armory…
Dealers make moves around Manhattan – The Art Newspaper
The New York gallery ecosystem, like the city itself, never sleeps. Galleries launch while others thrive and some…
From Poussin to Pokémon: the art market is shifting – The Art Newspaper
We are living in a second Gilded Age. At least, a very, very select few of us are.…
When galleries go bust, artists and collectors can struggle to recover their works—here, legal experts offer advice – The Art Newspaper
One of the thorniest aspects of the recent insolvencies of Stephen Friedman, Arusha and Simon Lee galleries has…
‘Stopping while ahead’: London gallery Sid Motion to shut after a decade – The Art Newspaper
Sid Motion Gallery, the South London dealership that has spent the past decade building a programme supporting emerging…
Gagosian exits locations in Basel and London’s Burlington Arcade – The Art Newspaper
A summer of mega-gallery real estate re-evaluation continues. Earlier this month Gagosian exited 28–29 Burlington Arcade, a two-storey…
The ten most expensive Van Gogh paintings – The Art Newspaper
Van Gogh’s pictures only occasionally come onto the market and, not surprisingly, they fetch huge sums. The odd…
Come together: how London galleries are making it work in the capital – The Art Newspaper
London’s gallery sector is in the middle of a reset. A slower market, rising operating costs and changing…
Blue-chip gets a boost, but edgier art remains in the doldrums – The Art Newspaper
Are we entering a new, distinctive phase of the art market? After a couple of fallow years, during…
Art bartering: artists start viral social media trend to fight cost of living crisis – The Art Newspaper
Creatives around the world have recently taken to social media to offer their art in exchange for anything…
The Venice Biennale has long been a sales platform—now no one is pretending otherwise – The Art Newspaper
The Venice Biennale has long been a place where art is sold, though its commercial capacity is usually…